DCPCUP-0000-01484 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

then enough cleanup took place . If some traces are still detected, more cleanup has to be done . Peter Tolsma or the other personnel on the P&D/NEA contact list will advise you on sample collection and analysis for spill cleanup purposes . • RESTORING THE ENVIRONMENT - It may be enough to replace any excavated material with sand, gravel or topsoil . Some sites may require new landscaping, or even new buildings , in case the spill resulted in a fire or other environmental damage . Company supervision must be contacted to determine the appropriate level of restoration. • TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL - The spilled substance, and any soils or other materials that it may have contaminated, have to be disposed of properly. Call an emergency response contact person for specific directions on disposal . - Soils contaminated with gasoline, fuel oil or asphalt may be shipped to one of the P&D/NEA asphalt plants that have permits to remediate contaminated soils . - Contaminated soils from a spill site at an asphalt plant or at a quarry may be shipped to a P&D/NEA asphalt plant permitted for remediation, using P&D, NEA or ZTI trucks . - Contaminated soils from other job sites must be hauled using DNR licensed waste haulers . Call P&D/NEA/ZTI supervision or the emergency response contacts for a list of approved waste haulers . - Materials contaminated with antifreeze or other hazardous substances, may have to be disposed of at a hazardous waste facility. • PERSONAL DECONTAMINATION - Plant operators and any company personnel who could be involved in an emergency response situation should be aware of the location of soaps, cleaners, eyewashes and other decontamination supplies that may be needed for for personal hygiene after. • INCIDENT REPORTING - Complete an Incident Report for "Property Damage" . Provide a detailed description of the incident on line 13 . • If you have any questions about these procedures, call Peter Tolsma at (414) 524-1849 . Rsprs_2.mpt